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==Contact with Other Civilisations== | ==Contact with Other Civilisations== | ||
Coscivian civilisation did not develop in complete isolation. Early in its history, it was influenced by neighbouring civilisations, such as the Khars, Asrovids, and the Tongic peoples of more easterly Novērda, as well as by the non-Cosco-Adratic peoples (such as the P'ter and the Bottle culture) that it assimilated as it established itself in Éorsa. During the 8th century ''anno Domini'', missionaries, traders, and migrants from {{wp|Scotland}} and {{wp|Ireland}} introduced Christianity to the [[Ĥeldican Coscivians]] of Northwest Éorsa, beginning the first cultural exchange between European and Coscivian civilisation. However, Coscivia fell out of contact with European Christendom less than a century later. | Coscivian civilisation did not develop in complete isolation. Early in its history, it was influenced by neighbouring civilisations, such as the Khars, Asrovids, and the Tongic peoples of more easterly Novērda, as well as by the non-Cosco-Adratic peoples (such as the P'ter and the Bottle culture) that it assimilated as it established itself in Éorsa. During the 8th century ''anno Domini'', missionaries, traders, and migrants from {{wp|Scotland}} and {{wp|Ireland}} introduced Christianity to the [[Ĥeldican Coscivians]] of Northwest Éorsa, beginning the first cultural exchange between European and Coscivian civilisation. However, Coscivia fell out of contact with European Christendom less than a century later. | ||
[[File:Grand Staircase in AMSG.jpg|thumb|Polygons, mane.]] | |||
==Coscivian and Occidental worlds== | ==Coscivian and Occidental worlds== | ||